Le Sud is now hosting "Soiree Cinema" movie nights monthly, where guests can embrace the intimacy of film, food and wine. On Wednesday, March 25, the French-Mediterranean restaurant in Roscoe Village will screen The Rules of the Gamefrom 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The movie will be screened in HD with English subtitles in Le Sud's second floor private dining space. Tickets are $20 (includes glass of wine and popcorn). Executive Chef Michael Woodhall's full menu will be available before, during and after the film. On Wednesday evenings, Le Sud also offers a special prix fixe menu (three courses, $36). April's film will be The Umbrellas of Cherbourg on 4/15; May's film will be Playtime on 5/20.
The Rules of the Game:The film is a melancholy French social satire in which André (Roland Toutain) is having an affair with Christine (Nora Gregor), whose husband, Robert (Marcel Dalio), himself is hiding a mistress. Meanwhile, Christine's married maid, Lisette (Paulette Dubost), is romantically entangled with the local poacher. At a hunting party, trusted friend Octave (Jean Renoir) also confesses his feelings for Christine, as the passions of the servants and aristocrats dangerously collide.
Le Sud is now hosting "Soiree Cinema" movie nights monthly, where guests can embrace the intimacy of film, food and wine. On Wednesday, March 25, the French-Mediterranean restaurant in Roscoe Village will screen The Rules of the Game from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The movie will be screened in HD with English subtitles in Le Sud's second floor private dining space. Tickets are $20 (includes glass of wine and popcorn). Executive Chef Michael Woodhall's full menu will be available before, during and after the film. On Wednesday evenings, Le Sud also offers a special prix fixe menu (three courses, $36). April's film will be The Umbrellas of Cherbourg on 4/15; May's film will be Playtime on 5/20.
The Rules of the Game: The film is a melancholy French social satire in which André (Roland Toutain) is having an affair with Christine (Nora Gregor), whose husband, Robert (Marcel Dalio), himself is hiding a mistress. Meanwhile, Christine's married maid, Lisette (Paulette Dubost), is romantically entangled with the local poacher. At a hunting party, trusted friend Octave (Jean Renoir) also confesses his feelings for Christine, as the passions of the servants and aristocrats dangerously collide.
Le Sud
2301 W. Roscoe Street
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